Quesnel mayor files petition in court over censure, sanctions
Ron Paull has asked BC Supreme Court to remove his censure, restore his committees
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Ron Paull has asked BC Supreme Court to remove his censure, restore his committees
Ron Paull has asked BC Supreme Court to remove his censure, restore his committees
Quesnel mayor Ron Paull has filed a court petition to overturn sanctions imposed on him after his wife allegedly circulated a controversial book about residential schools.
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QUESNEL, B.C. — Councillors in Quesnel, B.C., have voted unanimously to censure their mayor, saying his actions related to a book denying the harms of Canada's residential school system jeopardize the city's relationship with Indigenous communities. Coun. Scott Elliott made the motion, telling council that all the work that has been done to rebrand the city has been "demolished" by Mayor Ron Paull's actions. A report to council says Paull "attempted to distribute" a copy of the book, titled "Grave Error: How the Media Misled Us (and the Truth about Res...